ASTM E1921-13
测量铁素体钢在过度范围内参考温度的标准试验方法

Standard Test Method for Determination of Reference Temperature, To, for Ferritic Steels in the Transition Range

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标准号

ASTM E1921-13

发布

2013年

发布单位

美国材料与试验协会

替代标准

ASTM E1921-13a

当前最新

ASTM E1921-22a

 

 

适用范围

5.1 Fracture toughness is expressed in terms of an elastic-plastic stress intensity factor, K_Jc , that is derived from the J-integral calculated at fracture.

5.2 Ferritic steels are inhomogeneous with respect to the orientation of individual grains. Also, grain boundaries have properties distinct from those of the grains. Both contain carbides or nonmetallic inclusions that can act as nucleation sites for cleavage microcracks. The random location of such nucleation sites with respect to the position of the crack front manifests itself as variability of the associated fracture toughness (13). This results in a distribution of fracture toughness values that is amenable to characterization using statistical methods.

5.3 Distributions of K_Jc data from replicate tests can be used to predict distributions of K_Jc for different specimen sizes. Theoretical reasoning (9), confirmed by experimental data, suggests that a fixed Weibull slope of 4 applies to all data distributions and, as a consequence, standard deviation on data scatter can be calculated. Data distribution and specimen size effects are characterized using a Weibull function that is coupled with weakest-link statistics (14). An upper limit on constraint loss and a lower limit on test temperature are defined between which weakest-link statistics can be used.

5.4 The experimental results can be used to define a master curve that describes the shape and location of median K_Jc transition temperature fracture toughness for 1T specimens (15). The curve is positioned on the abscissa (temperature coordinate) by an experimentally determined reference temperature, T_o. Shifts in reference temperature are a measure of transition temperature change caused, for example, by metallurgical damage mechanisms.

5.5 Tolerance bounds on K_Jc can be calculated based on theory and generic data. For added conservatism, an offset can be added to tolerance bounds to cover the uncertainty associated with estimating the reference temperature, T_o, from a relatively small data set. From this it is possible to apply a margin adjustment to T_o in the form of a reference temperature shift.

5.6 For some materials, particularly those with low strain hardening, the value of T_o may be influenced by specimen size due to a partial loss of crack-tip constraint (

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